Getting Started - How to best use my Elite Subscription
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Getting Started - How to best use my Elite Subscription
Hi guys. I've just got an Elite subscription and am planning to put in a lot of hours making the most of it. However, looking at the huge list of videos available is a little overwhelming. I'm an experienced NLHE player having played full time from 2005-2011. But I've never used HUDs or studied GTO poker before. Having come back to the game recently I feel like a fish so I want to start studying from scratch.
Is there a path or series of videos available with Elite that someone could recommend to get started from scratch? I don't mind going over concepts I might know about all ready as I can make sure I'm thinking in the right way and get a fresh start with my game. I'm very serious about this and want to get back to a pro level of play with the modern game.
I'd like to know what I need to learn before getting involved with solvers and then which videos to watch to learn how to go about using solvers, assuming they're available here. Also, are there any materials going over how to set up and make best use of HUDs?
Are there any downloadable range charts on the site? I can't see any anywhere.
I have some software dev skills and could make some of my own tools if beneficial.
Thanks
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I believe this is what you are looking for: https://www.runitonce.com/courses/from-the-ground-up/ Check lIlCitanul blog here or message him if you want to hear some experiences with it. I haven't studied it or seen the videos.
Maybe they can freeze your elite until you have finished the course (message support)? Sam Grafton made a video about solver fundamentals. I think the series is called practical Pio. Should be a great intro to what people are doing nowadays, and even if you play cash or doesn't use solver yet.
https://www.runitonce.com/poker-training/videos/practical-pio-foundations/
Anything by Sauce and Uri Peleg imo.
For non solver more live play approached HIGHLY recommend Henry Lister (essential, should be elite!) & Gary Chapel. They are very consistent with their play and explain and very easy to follow their thought process.
What about learning paths? Is the playlist still valid?
My recommendation was based on someone just getting started again. I think some coaches can be over whelming with low frequency plays or use of blockers / unblockers etc. I think Gary and Henry are easy to watch and get started with. They seem to be the most consistent with their play than any other coach.
HeavyMask Showed you replied to my comment at first, so not sure if your question was directed towards me or the poster. Looks like you edited it to just respond to the poster.
This
Clearly I'm not even able to click properly
Get yourself PIOsolver. You gotta use solvers in 2021.
or GTO+
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